The fact is that we REALLY thought this project was relatively easy, not requiring much attention, and "straightforward" - we just needed to buy the equipment, deliver it to Kherson, connect it, set it up, and start making free (key) fresh bread for its residents. It's a simple story!

Yuriy Biryukov, coordinator of the Community Affairs, on his impressions "Well, I don't write much because of the fuss and running around. And the constant power outages and power outages don't help. But there is much to tell and much to show. But we are working.

We have power outages all over the country, there were problems with water for a day, Internet and mobile communications are down, and heating is intermittently supplied to homes. And the people of Kherson are listening to all these problems and... yeah. So, food and generators, stoves and medicines,